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Hello there.  My name is Stephanie Merino and I am a senior at
Bonners Ferry High School.  Our high school only has maybe alittle
over five hundred students.  That's pretty small.  A few years back
I went to  a high school in Yuma, Az. that had close to three
thousand students.  Down there each classroom had at least one
computer and a TV moniter(for watching news etc...) So my question
is.... Do most high schools have computers in every room?  Cibola
High School (in Az.) is certainly not the largest high school
around and Az. is not the richest state.  I like being in a smaller
high school without a doubt but am I missing out?   Will I have a
hard time competeing with college students who have had the
benefits of more advanced or up-to-date high schools??  Or will my
college grades suffer if I don't have the computer training that
maybe I should at this grade level?? Any replie would be greatly
appreciated.Hello there.  My name is Stephanie Merino and I am a senior at
 
 
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